Chaser for team collaboration
Keep shared tasks with the conversation in Slack.
When a discussion ends with something to do, assign it in the same place. Chaser gives the task an owner and a deadline, sends the reminders, and helps your team see what is still open.
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Make it clear who is taking care of the next step.
A proposal gets shared, a teammate offers to review it, and another person needs the result before they can continue. Create a Chaser task for the review with its owner, due date, and document link. Questions and feedback stay in the Slack conversation, and the team can see when the review is complete.
- Quick requests. Turn a message asking for a file, an answer, or a small change into an assigned task. It stays tracked after the conversation moves on, with the context available in the original thread.
- Shared deliverables. Give the draft, review, and final update separate owners and dates. A reusable checklist helps your team carry the same set of steps into the next project without recreating every assignment.
- Regular responsibilities. Create recurring tasks for a weekly customer update or a monthly document review. Each occurrence has its own completion status, so the team can see whether that round of work is done.
Let the person responsible update the task in Slack.
Chaser reminds the reviewer when the proposal review is due. They can acknowledge the task, ask a question in the thread, and mark it complete after posting their feedback. If the timing changes, they can adjust the due date.
The requester can check the same task instead of sending another message to ask whether it was seen. When the conversation needs a decision or more context, the people involved can work it out in the thread.
See how Chaser handles follow-upsSee the work your conversations have created.
Your dashboard brings together Chaser tasks from your Slack channels, with owners, dates, and status. Filter for due or overdue work to decide where to spend your attention, then open the task’s conversation for the detail.
Schedule a status report in a project channel when the team needs a regular view of progress. It gives everyone a list of tasks to discuss, while the individual threads hold the questions, decisions, and completed work.
Read about managing shared tasksQuestions before you try it?
Read more answers in the FAQDo teammates need to learn another app?
They use their existing Slack accounts to receive, acknowledge, and complete tasks. Start with one request in a channel your team already uses, then add checklists or reports when they are useful.
Can we keep our documents and project tools?
Yes. Keep the files and records where your team works on them, and link them in the Slack task. Chaser can track the review or follow-up associated with that material.
Can everyone have their own completion record?
Yes. Group tasks let you assign an action to a Slack group or channel and track completion for each person. That is useful when every teammate needs to review an update or complete a recurring check.
Can we collaborate with clients too?
Yes, through Slack Connect channels. Chaser supports tasks across connected workspaces, so you can assign and follow up on shared work with an external participant.
Try it with a request already in your Slack channel.
Choose the next action, assign the person who will handle it, and give the task a due date.
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